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Fornander collection of Hawaiian antiquities and folk-lore, Volume 2 (of 3)

Note 68 — CONTENTS (continued 3)

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After the death of Ahuli, Kanakea stood up, also a great warrior. He came on up and struck at Kamapuaa with his war club; but before the club struck Kamapuaa, Kamapuaa warded it off with the butt end of the log, sending the club of his opponent flying from his hands. At this Kanakea ran to hide under the aalii.68 Kamapuaa then took up his club and struck at Kanakea, killing him on the spot.

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